SATS Arithmetic Trainer

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The SATS Arithmetic Trainer is the first app in the SATS Trainer series. The questions in the SATS Arithmetic Trainer are based on the SATS Arithmetic papers from 2015 - 2019.

The complete series is :

SATS Arithmetic Trainer
SATS Reasoning Trainer

The SATS Arithmetic trainer has a question engine which is able to create an unlimited amount of different questions. All the questions are based on past papers.

Each subtopic has 10 questions which make up a test.
At the end of the test the child is rewarded with an award.
A diamond for 100%
A gold star for 90 to 100%
A silver star for 70 to 90%
A bronze star for 50 to 70%
A red star for less than 50%

Up to 10 awards per subtopic can be displayed. This enables the pupil to easily see how they are performing. This also motivates the child to want to get higher awards and better marks.

There are 18 subtopics categorised as follows:

Integer Subtopics

1. Addition
2. Subtraction
3. Multiplication
4. Division
5. BODMAS
6. Percentages

Decimal Subtopics

1. Addition
2. Subtraction
3. Multiplication
4. Division

Fraction Subtopics

1. Addition
2. Subtraction
3. Multiplication
4. Division

There are three types of mixed question tests, 20, 30 and 40 question

SATS Arithmetic Tests

1. 20 Questions
2. 30 Questions
3. 40 Questions

TEST RESULTS

On the completion of each test the user is given a summary of questions answered correctly and incorrectly, the percentage achieved in the test and the time taken on each test. Each test displays the actual percentage scored and also shows the time that the test took. This has been invaluable for top performing pupils who have achieved diamond status as they can improve on the time the tests are taking them. Every question can be reviewed and all questions have an answer.

Mock SATS Arithmetic tests

After the pupil has practised all the subtopics, they can take a mock SATS arithmetic test with either 20, 30, 40 questions. The mock SATS Arithmetic test has randomly selected questions from each topic. There is no limit to how many tests that can be taken.